I guess the positive side of this is that at least some open source projects might move away from discord now.

The negative is that a lot of them used discord not only for communication but also documentation, losing all of that knowledge in the process.

I guess you're regularly committing to the kernel then?

Why?

I don't even use AI, just looking at other peoples slop is exhausting.

What does that even mean?

May I ask what you do for a living?

AI very much did break Copyright law by taking stuff without having a license for it.

I haven't read the article, but if the headline already starts out this wrong I don't think it'll get better.

I'd argue it's the other way around: The further you travel in the past the bigger becomes your impact on current times.

And what if your target is using a different app for messaging?

I agree that blindly going trough memory isn't the best solution. To catch everything, a keylogger as part of the input-handler of the OS would probably be the way to go.

You've already gotten a lot of responses about the first claim.

But to answer the second one:

Why would they mess with a specific app if they already control the OS? They could read everything they ever wanted from memory without anyone noticing.

No it's not a good idea.

It's extremely inefficent compared to just using elecricity directly for whatever you're planning to do with it.

to ensure that its users are [...] who they claim to be

I dont't want that either. Maybe for verified accounts this makes sense, but not for the average shitposter.